Pakistan’s Nationwide Cyber Crime Investigation Company (NCCIA) has initiated proceedings towards former captain Rashid Latif following his feedback on the Pakistan Cricket Board and its chairman Mohsin Naqvi.. NCCIA spokesperson Najeebullah Hasan confirmed that Latif “has recorded his assertion in two inquiries towards him in Islamabad and Lahore” as per a PTI report on Wednesday. The investigations started after PCB senior authorized supervisor Syed Ali Naqvi lodged a criticism. Latif had criticised the frequent modifications in Pakistan’s management construction, posting on X, which learn,”Shaheen Shah Afridi named ODI captain. Divide and rule coverage is a political technique to achieve and keep energy by creating and exploiting divisions inside a inhabitants, resembling spiritual, ethnic, cricket groups or class variations.” He additionally said that Pakistan is the “solely nation that can’t even produce an honest captain.” Alongside this case, a separate software has been filed towards former captain Wasim Akram for allegedly selling a betting app, though the NCCIA is but to problem him a discover. The scrutiny of Latif’s statements comes at a time when he has additionally been outspoken on cricketing issues. In an earlier interplay with TimesofIndia.com throughout Asia Cup 2025, he spoke in regards to the high-pressure atmosphere surrounding India–Pakistan matches. “There’s a whole lot of pressure between India and Pakistan, and now it has reached the bottom as properly,” Latif had stated. He added that even off-field developments have been creating uncertainty through the Asia Cup, remarking, “Don’t know what is going on.”

Latif additionally assessed the stability between the 2 sides, saying India remained the stronger outfit within the format. “In T20, something can occur… But when we glance in hindsight, India is a robust crew,” he stated. He pointed to India’s home construction and the IPL, noting “There’s a gulf of distinction between IPL and PSL.” Additional particulars of the inquiries towards Latif are awaited.